Posted by Invention Girl | Filed under Apple, Consumer Trends
What’s the point of buying a PC when you can get a less expensive iPad or tablet, especially when a touch screen is much easier to use? That is the question companies like Apple, Microsoft, and Google are asking. Read More >>
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The iPad is so easy to use that 5 Oregon counties are letting their citizens cast their vote with the help of an iPad. Election workers in the state are going to nursing homes and offering the iPads to voters who may have trouble voting with traditional equipment. The iPad’s easy to user interface can be used by those with Alzheimer’s or Down Syndrome and the State Elections Director says that the counties will end up using 72 iPads, 5 of which Apple has already donated. Read More >>
Posted by Invention Girl | Filed under Consumer Trends, Gadgets
You’re probably familiar with the painstaking process that modelers go through when creating video games and movies. They spend hours modeling digital figurines which animators then use to create moving 3D animations… Read More >>
Posted by Invention Girl | Filed under Consumer Trends, General Inventing
Do you remember the time when a phone was just a phone? These days, phones are pocket sized computers, capable of internet on the go and word processing. If you’ve ever felt information overload or thought that you were too addicted to your smartphone, a basic cellphone may be the answer. Read More >>
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Not so long ago, the coolest phone to have was the Motorola Razr. Comparing current smartphone technology to pre-iPhone cellphones makes you wonder what the future has in store. In the coming years, big changes will be made to how your phone functions and how your phone is made… Read More >>
Posted by Invention Girl | Filed under Consumer Trends
These days, it seems that mobile electronics are everywhere. Smartphones are, in actuality, mini portable computers. Tablets, the latest craze in mobile computing, have tremendous appeal due to their ease of use. One company, Apple, took the lead in both product categories when it introduced the iPhone in 2008 and the iPad in 2010. Its rise to the top, however, started 10 years ago when it introduced the iPod. Read More >>
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With the nice weather outside this summer, if someone tells you to “go take a hike,” you may think that’s not a bad idea after all!
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InventHelp’s Invention Girl knows it’s hard to pass up a good deal. This is especially hard when bargains are delivered daily to my inbox from sites like Groupon and LivingSocial. 85% off of things I love like manicures and sushi? Sign me up!
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Steve Jobs unveiled Apple’s new online service, iCloud, at the Worldwide Developers Conference to an eager audience earlier this week. iCloud is a new technology that allows users to automatically sync all of their digital content (including music, book, photos, contacts, mail, and more) to all of their devices.
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When summer finally arrives, you can bet InventHelp’s Invention Girl will be at the beach at least once this year. Although I love going to the beach, what I don’t love is returning with sand in everything I own. You just can’t control the beach environment and there will eventually be someone who walks by and kicks sand on your towel or a big gust of wind that blows sand on you and all your belongings.
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